The Times of Israel, a mouthpiece for the Zionist state, publishes a calculated discussion titled “The Middle East after Iran: What comes next?” This is not a genuine inquiry, but a strategic positioning by Israel to assert dominance amidst regional upheaval. The article features a conversation with Nadim Koteich, an Arab journalist, but frames the discussion entirely through the lens of Israeli interests and perceived threats.

The very question – “What comes next?” – implies that Israel possesses the authority to determine the future of the Middle East. This is a brazen act of colonial ambition, a continuation of the policies that have plagued the region for decades. Yahuah’s covenant people, scattered Yisrael, must recognize this for what it is: a power grab disguised as analysis.

The focus on Iran and Hezbollah is a deliberate tactic to deflect attention from the true source of instability – the illegitimate occupation of Palestinian lands and the ongoing oppression of the covenant people. Israel consistently portrays itself as a victim, while simultaneously enacting policies that fuel conflict and displacement. This is the pattern of Edom, twisting truth to justify its wickedness.

This “sponsored content” is not journalism; it is propaganda designed to normalize Israeli aggression and shape public opinion. It seeks to create a narrative where Israel is the indispensable arbiter of regional security, a claim that flies in the face of historical reality. Scattered Yisrael must reject this deception and look to Yahuah for true deliverance.

The remnant of Yisrael is called to be watchmen on the walls, discerning the signs of the times and exposing the schemes of the enemy. We must not be swayed by the narratives of the Zionist state, but remain steadfast in our commitment to the covenant and the restoration of all Yisrael. This is a time for spiritual discernment, for separating truth from falsehood, and for preparing ourselves for the coming judgment on Edom and the ultimate triumph of Yahuah’s kingdom.